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grammar pedant here: I have given an answer to 'Can you start a sentence with other?' This is similar & another example of a clause.
Since you can't see the other answer, I'll tell you anyway.
Since bla bla.......................................comma, next clause.
Works like 'if' don't you think?
Since Friday. (abbreviated answer about time.)
You can now see that 'since' fulfils two functions; one for reasoning & one for time.
Don't confuse the two & remember that since has to be followed by a point in time not a length or time i.e. "Since two weeks" "since 4 yrs" will lose you major marks in exams because you should use 'for' with lengths of time.
What else can I help you with?
Is giving an adjective?
Not really. Only in a very odd sense such as "The charity thanked all the giving people for their time and effort" where giving means 'willing to give of themselves.' Giving is the present participle of the verb 'to give' and can be used as a gerund/noun (e.g. Giving presents is a Christmas tradition).
What does dear khun mean?
'Khun' is a title giving respect in Thai, used in informal situations or where a higher title is not available.
Valor used in a sentence?
True valor is facing danger even when afraid.
How do you use decaffeinated in a sentence?
i used to drink decaffeinated coffee since 1990.
Is bubbly a suffix?
Bubbly is usually used as an adjective, meaning: # full of, giving off, or like bubbles # lively and high-spirited; vivacious It can also be used as a noun: as a Slang meaning champagne.
The brontosaurus is no longer a real dinosaur because WHY?
There are a set of rules for giving dinosaurs their scientific names, and one of those is that the first name given to a dinosaur is the one that is used. Since the name Apatosaurus was used before Brontosaurus, that is the one that should be used and Brontosaurus is therefore not the right name to call it. There are a set of rules for giving dinosaurs their scientific names, and one of those is that the first name given to a dinosaur is the one that is used. Since the name Apatosaurus was used before Brontosaurus, that is the one that should be used and Brontosaurus is therefore not the right name to call it.
What are facts about the John Newbery Medal?
its bin giving awards since 1922
What are some loot codes of wow?
Loot codes are unique for each card, so there's no point in giving a code since it's most likely already used up.
What is meant by the term 'giving is receiving'?
Bu giving to someone else, you are actually receiving in return, since it makes you feel good to give to others.
What rhymes with giving hints?
living since eating mints Harold Prince fingerprints
What is the authors purpose in the book transplanted?
since they didn't give me the answer I'm not giving you the answer either
How do you give up on love?
You can't since it's human nature-nor should you since it's like giving up on life.
Who gave the Spanish the idea to use horse in war?
Using horses in war was hardly a secret. Since it's domestication, the horse has been used in war, giving those on horseback a distinct advantage.
Is anyone giving away a runescape account and password?
No, since it is against the JaGex rules of play.
What is the difference between ever since and since?
Since is used in active voice wheras ever since is used in passive
Can anyone give you there RuneScape password?
No, giving the password to anybody is dangerous, since your account may get stolen. Jagex recommends that you don't give out your password, even to your closest friend.No, giving the password to anybody is dangerous, since your account may get stolen. Jagex recommends that you don't give out your password, even to your closest friend.No, giving the password to anybody is dangerous, since your account may get stolen. Jagex recommends that you don't give out your password, even to your closest friend.No, giving the password to anybody is dangerous, since your account may get stolen. Jagex recommends that you don't give out your password, even to your closest friend.
How do you say 'for you' in Chinese?
给你 (gěi nǐ) - is used when giving something. 送你 (sòng nǐ) - used when giving (a gift). 为你 (wèi nǐ) - used when you did something for someone, such as 'I did this for you'.
